Category: Forms
Magistrates Court FORM 46B Application for Rehearing
DOWNLOAD Form 46B – Application for re-hearing
Seat Belt exemption Victoria
Medical exemptions A driver or passenger doesn’t have to wear a seat belt (including a child restraint or booster seat) if they have a current medical certificate that: explains why you are exempt is signed by a medical practitioner (a doctor, for example) shows the date it was written has an expiry date of less Read More …
Registration of Medical Certificate – Seat Belt exemption NSW
Registration of a medical certificate avoids multiple individual applications to Revenue NSW to waive each individual camera detected seatbelt fine. To apply to register a seatbelt exemption medical certificate with Transport for NSW you can complete a Registration of Medical Certificate form. A seatbelt exemption medical certificate is only valid for up to one year. Read More …
FORM 5A ~ Magistrates Court Victoria
Download link Below. Form 5A – Complaint MAGISTRATES’ COURT GENERAL CIVIL PROCEDURE RULES 2020 – REG 5.02 Form of complaint (1) Unless paragraph (2) applies, a complaint must be in Form 5A. (2) If a complaint is to be served out of Australia, the complaint must be Read More …
Magistrates Court Request For Adjournment.
Request for adjournment word document .
Director ID hardcopy form.
ACTS INTERPRETATION ACT 1901 – SECT 25C Compliance with forms Where an Act prescribes a form, then strict compliance with the form is not required and substantial compliance is sufficient.
FAIR WORK general protections – dismissal (Form F8)
If you are dismissed from your job for a reason covered by general protections laws, you may be eligible to make a claim. You must apply within 21 days after the dismissal took effect. Only use this form if your employment has ended AND you think the reason is illegal (‘prohibited’) under general protections laws. You cannot Read More …
Queensland ~ Judicial Review.
Queensland’s Judicial Review Act 1991 (the JR Act) gives the public the right to request the reasons for decisions which adversely affect them, or seek a review of a decision in the Supreme Court. In addition to administrative decisions of government departments and local authorities, the JR Act applies to administrative decisions of quasi-government agencies Read More …